Get started with Revolut Business

Setting up a new business? Get your bank capital deposit certificate with our partner LegalPlace, so you can register your business and set up your Revolut Business account.

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  • French IBAN

    Get a French IBAN to keep your local payments and Direct Debits simple.

  • 100% online

    Set up and manage your Business account from our web or mobile apps.

  • Multi-currency account

    Send, receive, and exchange in 25+ currencies at great rates.

  • Take payments anywhere

    Use our range of payment tools to accept customer payments with low fees.

Need to register your new business?

To set up a Revolut Business account, first you’ll need to register your business with the National Register of Companies (RNE) if you haven't done this already. And we’ve made that step easy. We've teamed up with LegalPlace, a legal tech company that can help you get your capital deposit certificate and set up your business' legal entity. This includes companies like SARL, EURL, SASU, SAS, or small businesses.

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How to set up your business online

  1. 1

    Provide your details

    If you'd like to use LegalPlace, click Get my certificate above, or use this form to provide your business details.
  2. 2

    Get your capital deposit certificate

    Follow the steps with LegalPlace, and pay. It should take about 24 hours to get your certificate.

  3. 3

    Register your company

    Use your capital deposit certificate to register your company with the National Register of Companies (RNE).

When you're ready to get started

Sign up to Revolut Business

Once you've registered your business, you can apply for a Business account with us, and manage all your money in one place.

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Stay on top of reporting with analytics, audit confirmations, expenses, monthly statements, and more — then integrate your accounting software to securely sync up important information.
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Keep more of what you earn
Get convenient currency exchange

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Need a little more help?

Revolut Business FAQs

  • You can open a Revolut Business account in about 10 minutes — just fill out a short form. We’ll need to review your Business account application and start the sign-up process. This process can be quick, but will depend on the complexity of your company and the documents you upload. Stuck on something, or waiting for more than a week? Complete a support request and we'll be happy to help you.Learn more.
  • Your company must be fully and completely incorporated to open a Revolut Business account. When filling out the application, we'll need some details about your incorporation, including:
    • Registered name
    • Legal form
    • Address of registration
    • Trading name
    • Registration date
    • Incorporation number
    Before you can set up a business account with us, your business must be registered with the National Register of Companies (RNE). If you're just setting up your business, and you need a capital deposit certificate — our partner LegalPlace can help you with this.
    Learn more.
  • You can use our Basic plan at no cost. It comes with everything you need to get your business going. With our Grow, Scale, and Enterprise plans, you can get more of what you need — like exclusive features, perks, higher transfer and exchange allowances, and more. Want to dive into detail? Check out our Business plan pricing page.Learn more.
  • Opening a Revolut Business account is quick and easy:
    1. Fill out a short online form — it only takes about 10 minutes.
    2. We’ll review your Business account application as part of your business set-up process.
    3. Once you've finished setting up your Business account, you're ready to go. It's that simple.
    We may need to reach out to confirm a few details, or leave you a message on your application. If so, we'll guide you through the information or documentation we need.Learn more.
  • We offer multi-currency Business accounts, so you can hold a range currencies. Plus, it cuts out exchanging every time you send or receive international transfers. Currencies include: GBP, EUR, USD, ZAR, TRY, SAR, SGD, SEK, RON, PLN, NZD, NOK, MXN, JPY, ILS, HUF, HKD, DKK, CZK, CHF, CAD, AUD, HRK, BGN, QAR, THB, and AED.Learn more.
  • You can send money to 100+ countries in 25+ currencies with Revolut Business. Where you can send money depends on where you're sending from, the currency you want to send, and where you're sending to. Find out more about sending money with Revolut Business.Learn more.
  • Spend management is a way to control and manage company spend. With Revolut Business, you can use spend controls to easily manage spend across your business, empower your team with company cards, save money, and use roles to manage your team's spending permissions and levels of app access. Want to explore our different spend controls?Learn more.
    • LegalPlace's standard service charge: €99.00
    • Capital deposit certificate: No cost to Revolut Business customers (usually €60.00)
    • Administrative costs: €246.89 (Transplantation fees: €51.86 + Legal notice fees: €195.00)
      • Total Price: €415.03
    • Amount excluding VAT: €345.86
    • Deductible VAT: €69.17
  • It usually takes between 2-3 weeks from getting started with LegalPlace to receiving your legal entity documents.
  • A capital deposit certificate is a document issued by a bank confirming the deposit of the initial capital required to incorporate a company in France. It proves that the company's founders have deposited the necessary funds into a dedicated account. This certificate is essential for legally establishing the business and obtaining its registration.
  • Entrepreneurs and business owners who start new companies in France must have a capital deposit certificate and be registered with the National Register of Companies (RNE). These companies include SAS, SASU, EURL, and SARL. It makes sure that French laws for starting a company are followed. It also checks that the initial capital needed to start the company has been securely deposited. Micro-enterprises don't need a capital deposit certificate.